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First Principles Thermodynamics of Zr B Segregation at Grain Boundaries in Recycled Nd2Fe14B
Grain-boundary chemistry is central to the coercivity and thermal stability of Nd2Fe14B permanent magnets, particularly in recycled magnets where recovery of the hard-magnetic phase does not by itself restore the intergranular microstructure. Our recent experimental study showed that nanoscale ZrB2
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